Corsair Cove — a city-building strategy about a pirate base that grows not outward, but upward, clinging to cliffs and ledges. There are no convenient flat areas here — every building must be integrated into the terrain, connected by bridges, and a comprehensive plan for resource and worker access is essential. Gradually, the island transforms into a multi-level structure of houses, workshops, docks, and defensive points, all held together by a well-thought-out network of buildings and logistics. An island that has to be "collected" Production here isn't abstract — every chain requires the physical movement of resources. Ore is mined somewhere, timber is sawn somewhere else, weapons and ship parts are assembled somewhere else, and all of this must be transported across chasms, heights, and narrow passages. If the route is inconvenient, the entire economy begins to slow down. Over time, the island literally has to be rebuilt to speed up flows and eliminate weak points. At the same time, the fleet is being developed and forays beyond the island are underway. Some resources are easier to seize from neighbors than to produce locally, so raids and plundering become part of the economy. But the stronger the base, the greater the crew's demands: they are no longer content with just food and drink; they need comfort, entertainment, and normal conditions. If they overdo it, the crew will simply leave, and everything will fall apart. Game features - Vertical construction without restrictions. - Real logistics between buildings. - Raids, fleet and external resources. - Crew needs system.